FONG WAN - Library

Attorney for defendant:
Q. And what you said in that testimonial was the truth, was it?
A. Yes,
it was."
TUMOR BANISHED
Oakland, Calif., Sept. 12, 1929.
Seven years have elapsed since I was told by a physician that I had
a tumor that could not be removed without a capital operation. Al-
though I suffered intensely and was very nervous, I decided to avoid
the knife if I possibly could. So I took up the Fong Wan Herb treat-
ment instead. I was completely relieved, and I have had no return
symptoms. I have also recommended numerous friends, variously af-
flicted, to go to Fong Wan. All have obtained good results.
MRS. C. A. BROWN.
GIVEN UP AT HOSPITAL AS HOPELESS
Oakland, Calif., November 28, 1933.
Early in January, 1932, I was bedridden for the first time in my
life. Never having been seriously ill before, I could not understand
why I was no longer able to perform my household duties. I grew
weaker day by day and suffered from bleeding as well as from pain.
Our family physician pronounced me pregnant. Later, however, he
said that I had a Tumor and must be operated upon immediately.
My husband and I concluded that I should go to a doctor whom
we believed to be an eminent surgical specialist. He advised an im-
mediate operation for Tumor. I went to the hospital fully resigned. I
lay in bed in the hospital for about a month while they built up my
vitality, took X-Rays, and had a specialist examine me.
They finally operated on me and then sent me back to my room in
the hospital as hopeless. I say "OPERATED," but all they really did
was to cut me open and sew me up. On learning from the doctor
himself, that nothing could be done for me, my husband went to Fong
Wan and described the case to him in full. Herbs were prepared for
me and my husband brought them to the hospital.
Within two weeks, I was able to drive home with him, and I have
not had a sick day since, even though
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I have taken no herbs since